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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1975, 4 February 1914, Page 9

ATVIUSEMEWTS. Q P i iTa s~o* d s i>'. 'Direction „...,... J. c. WiUkmsoii., Ltd. Managing Directors, Geo. TaMis. Hugh, J, Ward, Clyde Moynell, General Manager : (SydnaSr) E. J. Tait. ' ueh-crai Manager: {Melbourne) Taylor l)arbyshire. Curtain Rises at 7.50 Sharp. POSITIVELY FINAL PRESENTATION Of ''THE ARCADIANS'* The Opera House is the Scene of . NIGHTLY REVELS And de-nsely-packwi houses, enjoying to tli.o very utmost tho' greatest and most unique and artistic perfonnaftoes ever witnessed in Wellington, BUT It must be Witlulvawn After.-To-night to permit the presentation of One of the Most' Delightful of- All Comic Operas for the THREE FABEWI&I, NIG-fITS. Comm-e-neing TO-MOR-BOW (Thursday) EVEJUKG.' "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER." , "THE CHOCOLATE SOLDiER." With an Entirely New Cast, .including all THE GEEAT FAVOURITES Of this' Magnificent Combination. REGINALD IiO'BERTS, MIL SMITH, 'EDWARD WYNNE, VICTOtt PB.INCE, CELIA GHILONI. DOROTHY BKUNTON, and PLOSENCE YOUNG, Bos. Plans- at tho Dresden.,' Day Sales at Christesoii's. • PRICES AS USUAL. rpOWN .HiVLLANt) ATHLETIC PARK. THE HQYAL ARTILLERY BAND. EOYAI, ARTJ.LLEBY .BAND. R--OYALARTILLBRY BASD, ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. KBTURN "VISIT TO WELLINi'GTOiir. THIS FAMOUS BAND, now making aBrief Tour '<jf New Zealand, will give a Short Series of Concerts in Wellin-gMW: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 0. 'SATURDAY, fffißll'UAßr 7. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Contorts will be given in the Totfh Hall at 8.15 p.in. on Friday, 8 p.n.i. other evenings; and m the Athletic Park at 3. p.m. ' ' il-ACCQMPLISHED MUSICIANS- U THE, BO}? PLANS .to the Concerts or. Friday ami Saturday evening's are now open at THE DRESDEN. DAY SALK Tickets ■will bo Available ftota to-morrow' at Clin&tesoii's. . IT .WILL BE CONDUCIVE TO THE GENERAL COMFORT IF AS 3IANY PATRONS AS POSSIBLE SBCUEE THEIR TICKETS EARLY. TOWN HALL caNCBRTS-Reserved .-Seats, 35.: Unreserved Sentsj 2s» awl Is. (Friday mid Saturday on-Vy'i. Doors open 7.30. SUNDAY-Adiiussion Free: A Collection will bo talccu up : ATHLETIC PARK-Saturday Afternoon. A-dmission, Is.-j Gra.ittktand, ts: extra. ; SUNDAY-CONCERTS-Piifticularß. will be annaua.ced Inter. H. HARDGASTLB, Advance Eepresenttttive-y. '^ASTHRPIEcii - OF HOLLAND'S' FAMOUS 3PAINTBBS. EBP.RODUCTIO.NS now offering at the' Galkfy express the original "atmosphere" most faithfully. Tho special process; used renders toiios and details with . ah 1 icctiracy-h.it.heM-o'imtaiottn 'in sim-il-a-i? . work. • ! . M'GR-EGOft AYTOIGHT'S GALLERY. _ '■'/V. \V'AN~T.E D. ' K'.N''o-\Y K.''.'' ' CYCLE CABS. ~ : tTSTB ARE the Agents for THD SWIFT' ; W and H'USIBE-rsETTE Cycle Cars. . Absolutely tho Best Cyclo Car's.■■ oh -the ; markot. Delivery from stock, Write- -or ! call, for full particulars. WiTCOMBE AND FYM, ' Motor Engineers, 'Phono 2451. Vivian Street. 'Phone 871, NAPIER, ffUKE CORN COB PUNCH with jlilk, Js- It makes a delightful ajd refreshing drink. You to it.

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